William Law, Nonjuror and Mystic: ... a Sketch of His Life, Character, and OpinionsLongmans, Green, 1881 - 462 páginas |
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... expressed such sentiments ; and in such cases never suffer the wisdom or care of government to be common topicks of Reflexion . ( 3 ) The Reason why this Duty is now so much transgressed by us . ( 4 ) The application to the Happy ...
... expressed such sentiments ; and in such cases never suffer the wisdom or care of government to be common topicks of Reflexion . ( 3 ) The Reason why this Duty is now so much transgressed by us . ( 4 ) The application to the Happy ...
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... would probably have been sufficient to deter Law from doing so ; at the same time an expression in his letter to his brother indicates that the abjuration oath was his great crux . 14 His Letter to his Brother . has no influence.
... would probably have been sufficient to deter Law from doing so ; at the same time an expression in his letter to his brother indicates that the abjuration oath was his great crux . 14 His Letter to his Brother . has no influence.
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... it . The next chapter , on the constant state of devotion to which Christians are called , is full of beautiful thoughts , beautifully expressed . We are here reminded that we are 46 6 Defects of the Christian Perfection . ' (
... it . The next chapter , on the constant state of devotion to which Christians are called , is full of beautiful thoughts , beautifully expressed . We are here reminded that we are 46 6 Defects of the Christian Perfection . ' (
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... expression of a writer of our own day ) , there may lurk selfishness even in this apparently most unselfish rule . It must be added that nothing was further from Law's thoughts than selfishness ; but that is not to the point . In spite ...
... expression of a writer of our own day ) , there may lurk selfishness even in this apparently most unselfish rule . It must be added that nothing was further from Law's thoughts than selfishness ; but that is not to the point . In spite ...
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... expressed himself oracularly . You might disagree with him , but you could not mistake what he meant . Neither could you doubt the thorough genuineness of the man . He varied his opinions not unfrequently , and his disciples must have ...
... expressed himself oracularly . You might disagree with him , but you could not mistake what he meant . Neither could you doubt the thorough genuineness of the man . He varied his opinions not unfrequently , and his disciples must have ...
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Página 231 - ALMIGHTY and everlasting God, who dost govern all things in heaven and earth ; Mercifully hear the supplications of thy people, and grant us thy peace all the days of our life ; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.